Louie Vega Reimagines All My Love with Robyn, Joined by Honey Dijon, Dam Swindle, and KDA

When Louie Vega released his album Expansions In The NYC in 2022, he made it clear that his deep connection with New York soul, disco, and house was as strong as ever. Among its highlights was All My Love, a collaboration with the iconic Robyn that won Best Track at the DJ Mag North America Awards 2022. Now, two years later, the song returns with fresh energy through a remix package from some of the most influential artists in today’s scene.

The first reinterpretation comes from Honey Dijon, fresh off a blazing summer residency at Chinois Ibiza and a GRAMMY win for her production work on Beyoncé’s album. Her main remix channels the raw energy of the after-hours: rugged percussion, razor-sharp synths, and a pulse designed for the late-night dancefloor. Completing her vision are an Instrumental and Drums Bass version, both stripping Robyn’s vocals away to push intensity further, adding groove and power tailor-made for peak club moments.

From Amsterdam, Heist Recordings founders Dam Swindle deliver a remix brimming with sophistication. Their version leans toward garage, with lush chords and a timeless vibe that works as well on the floor as it does during the night’s most emotional moments. As extras, they provide an Instrumental and a Radio Edit, showcasing their versatility across formats.

The enigmatic KDA, co-founder of London’s new Udou night and frequent collaborator of Fat Tony, takes All My Love into high-octane house territory with his Legacy Remix: punchy kicks, distorted synths, and a build-up engineered to ignite the dancefloor. His Legacy Dub doubles down with even more weight, aimed squarely at DJs looking for maximum impact.

Louie Vega himself also steps back in, delivering two fresh visions — a Dub and a Dubstrumental — that reinforce the rhythmic foundation and warm up the basslines, all under his unmistakable signature.

Out via Nervous Records, the remix pack arrives on vinyl September 19 and in digital format October 3. Featuring a total of eleven cuts, the release not only reaffirms the lasting power of All My Love but also highlights the richness and versatility of the contemporary house scene.